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What are the lower bounds on cable size for electrical power transmission?

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The cold war ended in 1991, so why were American and Soviet space agencies cooperating in the mid 70's?

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I can use a magnifying glass and sunlight to set a piece of paper alight, how large a magnifying glass would I need to do the same with moonlight?

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When sweeping, is it more efficient to push or pull the broom?

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Do animals really have expressions or are we just anthropomorphising?

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If you took two people of the same age and weight, one a long-term heavy drinker and the other virtually tee-total and had them drink the same amount of alcohol in the same amount of time, would their BAC or breathalyzer results be the same or different?

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Is there any place I could go or thing I could do to truly be at rest? Is there any way I could ever be going 0 mph?

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Why can't I buy loads of bananas and make my own nuclear reactor ?

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I read a nice explanation on here recently of thermodynamics analogising energy to water running downhill and how water can only run downhill. But if this is the case, how can any water (energy) have ever run uphill in the first place, in order to run down?

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What exactly is it that places the limits on how quickly we can perceive things? How we will never ever be able to sense discrete events taking place in milliseconds (in a computer for example). Do different people have different perceptions of an 'instant'?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What are the lower bounds on cable size for electrical power transmission?	3	askscience
The cold war ended in 1991, so why were American and Soviet space agencies cooperating in the mid 70's?	2	AskHistorians
I can use a magnifying glass and sunlight to set a piece of paper alight, how large a magnifying glass would I need to do the same with moonlight?	1	askscience
When sweeping, is it more efficient to push or pull the broom?	1	askscience
Do animals really have expressions or are we just anthropomorphising?	1	askscience
If you took two people of the same age and weight, one a long-term heavy drinker and the other virtually tee-total and had them drink the same amount of alcohol in the same amount of time, would their BAC or breathalyzer results be the same or different?	1	askscience
Is there any place I could go or thing I could do to truly be at rest? Is there any way I could ever be going 0 mph?	1	askscience
Why can't I buy loads of bananas and make my own nuclear reactor ?	1	askscience
I read a nice explanation on here recently of thermodynamics analogising energy to water running downhill and how water can only run downhill. But if this is the case, how can any water (energy) have ever run uphill in the first place, in order to run down?	1	askscience
What exactly is it that places the limits on how quickly we can perceive things? How we will never ever be able to sense discrete events taking place in milliseconds (in a computer for example). Do different people have different perceptions of an 'instant'?	1	askscience